Colored Pastel Pencils BIC Intensity Premium 12 pcs — assorted 12 colors

BIC Intensity Premium colored pastel pencils pack contains 12 pencils in assorted colours designed for drawing, sketching and colouring. Each pencil delivers consistent pastel tones across a range of common hues — black, blue, brown, green, light blue, orange, pink, purple, red, violet, white and yellow — allowing accurate colour selection for illustrations, school assignments and hobby projects. The sealed pack keeps pencils together and protected for everyday storage and transport.

Advantages

These pastel pencils feature a smooth, even laydown that produces clear pastel shades suitable for layering and blending. The pencil cores are formulated to resist breakage under normal pressure and to sharpen cleanly for precise lines and details. The assortment of twelve colours offers a balanced palette for basic shading, outlining and colour filling without needing additional tools.

Suitable for

• School projects and classroom colouring
• Illustration and concept sketches
• Adult colouring books and hobby crafts
• Shading, light blending and detail work

Key specifications

• Count: 12 pencils in one pack
• Colour range: twelve pastel tones covering dark and light hues
• Core type: coloured pencil core formulated for pastel finish
• Packaging: sealed retail pack for storage and transport
• Suitable surfaces: paper, sketchbook paper and colouring paper

How to use

Select the pencil colour needed and sharpen to a fine point for detailed lines or to a blunter tip for broader strokes. Apply light, even pressure for soft pastel coverage and increase pressure gradually for more saturated colour. Layer colours lightly to create blends or gradients; use a blending stump or finger to smooth transitions if required. After use, store pencils in the sealed pack or a pencil case to protect the points and maintain colour quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, sharpen pencils with a high-quality sharpener designed for coloured pencils to reduce core breakage. Test colours on a scrap of the same paper before applying to a final piece to check tone and blending behaviour. Avoid excessive pressure to prevent tip damage and keep pencils dry and stored flat to preserve shape and performance.